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Single Page Applications Chapter 15

Having more than one router-view in your page

Having multiple enables you to have pages that can be organized with

more complex layouts. For example, you can have a sidebar and the main view. This recipe

is all about that.

Getting ready

This recipe doesn't use any advanced concept. You are advised to familiarize yourself with
the vue-router and learn how to install it, though. Go to the first recipe in the chapter to

find out more.

How to do it...

This recipe will use a lot of code to drive the point home. Don't be discouraged though, the
mechanism is really simple.

We will build a second-hand hardware store. We will have a main view and a sidebar;

these will be our router-views. The sidebar will contain our shopping list so that we always
know what we are shopping for and will have no distractions.

The whole HTML code is quite short because it only contains a title and the two router-

view components:

<div id="app">

<h1>Second-Hand Hardware</h1>

<router-view name="list"></router-view>

<router-view></router-view>

</div>

In this case, the list is named router-view. The second one does not have a name; thus, it

gets named as Vue by default.

Register the vue-router in the JavaScript:

Vue.use(VueRouter)